When you imagine opening a fishing catalogue, who do you see?
In this next Borealis story, we'll hear from people who seek to change representation in fly fishing through a coming together of identities. Maine Public reporter Murray Carpenter heads on down to the Wild River in Bethel, ME to meet with organizers and guests of "Maine Outcast Camp," a program hosted by the Confluence Collective. Attendees discover creative and informed ways of approaching how to tie a fly, and along the way, they uncover new things about themselves.
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Borealis is made possible by the generous support of our Production Sponsors The Nature Conservancy in Maine and Poland Spring.
And by our Broadcast Sponsors: Evergreen Home Performance, Conservation Law Foundation, The Maine Office of Tourism
Production Credits:
Produced by Murray Carpenter, Jennifer Rooks & Rebecca Conley
Written by Murray Carpenter & Jennifer Rooks
Reported by Murray Carpenter
Videography by Rebecca Conley
Editing by Rebecca Conley
Additional photos from the Confluence Collective